On July 26, Romania recorded the highest temperatures of the summer, with records at 114 weather stations, followed by record lows on July 27.
Emese Grancsa
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On Sunday, July 27, record lows were recorded at 50 weather stations, after Saturday was the hottest day of the summer, with highs of up to 43.4 degrees. ANM director Elena Mateescu announced that the southeast of the country will continue to face a heat wave, while the rest of the country will experience a drop in temperatures. The next few days will bring atmospheric instability, with torrential showers and intensified winds, bringing the weather closer to normal.
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Sâmbătă, 26 iulie, a fost cea mai caldă zi din această vară - meteorologi
Sâmbătă, 26 iulie, a fost cea mai caldă zi din această vară (Mateescu, ANM)
Sâmbătă a fost cea mai călduroasă zi din an. Unde s-au înregistrat peste 43 de grade
Sâmbătă, 26 iulie, a fost cea mai caldă zi din această vară. Directorul ANM: „Temperaturile maxime au atins și chiar au depășit 40 grade”
Val de căldură extremă în România: 26 iulie, cea mai fierbinte zi din 2025. Recorduri absolute la 114 stații meteo
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